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Elevating wellbeing for a thriving workplace

With the world of work constantly changing, the people profession must tackle ever increasing obstacles when it comes to encouraging workplace wellbeing. However, for organisations to create a positive work environment, it’s essential that wellbeing is promoted. Therefore, developing a wellbeing programme into the organisational strategy is essential for a happier and healthier workforce.

The CIPD Wellbeing at Work Conference 2025 will show delegates how to nurture their workplace wellbeing for a happier and healthier workforce. This was one of our most interactive conferences last year, with several new content formats.

"The speakers and workshop content were varied but all relevant to current wellbeing challenges. Potentially difficult topics were handled with care and compassion."

— Lucy Heffron

— Colleague Wellbeing Manager
"Amazing line up of speakers who covered some crunchy; topical & thought-provoking subjects. Loads of practical ideas & case studies to learn from. Always an honour to listen to Dame Carol Black, the GenZ/X insights from Tobba were super relevant & I've shared ideas with colleagues already."

— Anna-Marie Watson

— Wellbeing Consultant
"It was a well planned conference, a good pace. the sessions were varied and valuable with plenty of breaks for networking time and opportunity for discussion with other delegates. The food was good too!"

— Kerry Pocock

— Workforce Wellbeing Lead
"Good variety of topics, well-informed speakers"

— Becky Hembery

— Head of Mission Personnel Operations

Elevating wellbeing for a thriving workplace

You'll hear from...

Alice Arkwright

Policy Officer, TUC

Amber Cowburn Armoogum

Head of Global Wellbeing, British Council

Ashlee Langas

Health and Wellbeing Coach, Ascendant Wellbeing

Clare Fernandes

Chief Medical Officer

Dr Adam Turner

National Improving Health and Wellbeing Lead, NHS England

Dr Steve Iley

Chief Medical Officer, Jaguar Land Rover

Fiona McAslan

Head of Wellbeing, Royal Mail Group

Kirsty McLean

Head of Wellbeing, Nomura

Nikki Kirbell

Head of Employee Wellbeing - UK & Ireland, Unilever

Paul Duggan

Global Health and Wellbeing Lead - EMEA, Accenture

Rachel Suff

Senior Policy & Practice Advisor ‑ Employment Relations, CIPD

Sumitra Patel

Day Therapy Lead - Psychotherapist, Nightingale Hospital

Thomas Duncan Bell

Author, The Bipolar Businessman

Vilma Nikolaidou

Director of People and Culture, BFI

Testimonials from previous delegates

"The speakers and workshop content were varied but all relevant to current wellbeing challenges. Potentially difficult topics were handled with care and compassion."

— Lucy Heffron

— Colleague Wellbeing Manager

"Amazing line up of speakers who covered some crunchy; topical & thought-provoking subjects. Loads of practical ideas & case studies to learn from. Always an honour to listen to Dame Carol Black, the GenZ/X insights from Tobba were super relevant & I've shared ideas with colleagues already."

— Anna-Marie Watson

— Wellbeing Consultant

"It was a well planned conference, a good pace. the sessions were varied and valuable with plenty of breaks for networking time and opportunity for discussion with other delegates. The food was good too!"

— Kerry Pocock

— Workforce Wellbeing Lead

"Good variety of topics, well-informed speakers"

— Becky Hembery

— Head of Mission Personnel Operations

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